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Kros,
sh access-lists - will show you the contents of all ACLs,
however if you only want to view the contents of one of your ACLs instead of all you would use the following command:
sh access-list (name/number) eg: sh access-list 101
I assume this is what you were after hope it helps.

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oh now i see

thanky very much Richard

regards kros

Question:-- In which valid situations is a hold-down timer reset? (Choose three).
A. When the hold-down timer expires.
B. When infinity is finally defined as some maximum number.
C. When the router exchanges update summaries at area borders.
D. When the router detect faulty LSPs propagating through the internetwork.
E. When another update is received indicating a new route with a better metric.
F. When another update is received indicating the original route to the network has been restored.
G. When the router receives a processing task proportional to the number of links in the internetwork.

Edited by - Tara on Jun 08 2002 12:49:12 AM

Question:-- Which term describes the process in which frames from one network system are placed inside the frames of another network system?
A. bridging
B. tunneling
C. data-link control
D. generic routing
E. packet switching

I am embarking on CCNA self study. Have basic knowledge of PCS and would appreciate any help, advice, resource links you can send me regarding CCNA and exam.
I have just registered . Why are people asking the following(sorry im new to all this):
Please grant me access username /password to your yahoo briefcase
Can you tell me more about this briefcase(username/password facility) and how I would get a username and password .

Many Thanks
Sunny

I am embarking on CCNA self study. Have basic knowledge of PCS and would appreciate any help, advice, resource links you can send me regarding CCNA and exam.
I have just registered . Why are people asking the following(sorry im new to all this):
Please grant me access username /password to your yahoo briefcase
Can you tell me more about this briefcase(username/password facility) and how I would get a username and password .

Many Thanks
Sunny

I am so glad I have found this group! It is so nice to find other people preparing for the CCNA exam.

My question is how do you go about studying for this exam? Should I take notes? I have Todd Lammale's study guide and the one from Cisco Press. I don't care for the Cisco Press book because it only has essay written summary review questions, no multiple choices. The material is very dry, that could be because I study at night after work and I may be tired. Yet I find it very interesting and challenging. When I read the information I think am trying to memorize the material at the same time, maybe that is my problem. Then I start to panic, which isn't good.

I have other certifications, which I have self-studied for, but so far this one is the hardest one to prepare for.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

thank you,
Missy

i have already sent you an e-mail. Could you please give me access to whatever resources or questions u have.

Thanks a lot in advance. (dont worry, ill thank u again :P )

Kyan

PS: If anyone has the latest NetQs from netqs.homestead.com, please send it to me. I will eternally be in your debt. These netqs are actual questions - word for word. I failed once with a 809 :(, i looked at the sample NetQ, 8 out of 20 were in my exam. I feel quite dumb now...so please, NetQs would be thebest help anyone ever gave me. :)

Kyan

I am a networking professional in a software services firm. I have been studying from the 604-507 book. Intend to give my CCNA by 17th June.

You are doing a wonderful job by maintaining a thread like this, not to mention the periodic questions and answers you post!! I am sure this is one of the best resources I have hit upon on the Net - if not the best.

I have tried out Boson and other tests that are available for free. It would help me a lot, if you could suggest some questions sets or sample test materials.

Thanks

Ajay

Question:-- Router A is connected to Router B, a non-Cisco router, through the network cloud. Using the command output shown what must be configured on Router A's interface s0 to change the line protocol from down to up?
Command Output:
RouterA# show interface s0
Serial 0 is up, line protocol is down
Hardware is HD64570
Internet address 10.1.1.1
Encapsulation HDLC, loopback not set, keepalive set (10sec)

A. no shutdown
B. encapsulation ppp
C. interface serial point-to-point
D. clock rate 56000
Please note:Cisco HDLC does n't work with non Cisco routers due to its frame formate,hence you need PPP to connect btw Cisco and non cisco router.

Question:-- At which OSI layer does data translation and code formatting occur?
A. Physical
B. Data link
C. Network
D. Transport
E. Session
F. Presentation
Please note: Ground Nut > (after washing in water & removing the
shell) Presentation> Peanut

oh, and btw, you are a tremendous person for maintiaining this thread and helping so many people, not many would have done it.

kyan

Kyan

Need some clarification on the formats of the exam.
1) Is Simulatoion mark as seperate score? meaning does it have seperate score given to it e.g. 300 out of the 1000 for the 2 given simulation question?
2) In the simulation question, if it does not state to save a copy to NVRAM, do we do so? will there be marks deducted if we do extra command?
3) In simulation, e.g. we wanted to list all protocol...so the command would be "show protocols"...what will happen if we were to key as "show protocol" without the "s"? is this considered wrong for the exam?

Thanks for reply in advance...
I have read through the forum and truthfully its the best that I have come to know. Thanks to everyone who have participate in this forum as well ;-)

Cheers,
Martin

Question:-- Given the network 197.141.28.0 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.240,identify the valid host addresses.(Choose three)

A. 197.141.28.33
B. 197.141.28.112
C. 197.141.28.119
D. 197.141.28.126
E. 197.141.28.175
F. 197.141.28.208
G. 197.141.28.255

Please note: 197.141.28.112 & 197.141.28.208 are subnet address, 197.141.28.175 & 197.141.28.255 are subnet broadcast address.

Question:-- A routing table contains static, RIP, and IGRP routes for the same destination network. Which route would normally be used to forward data?

A. The IGRP route.
B. The static route.
C. The RIP route.
D. All three will load balance.

Please note: Because administrative distance value of The static route = 1

I also have another question

What would be a faster device: An active hub, or a switch using the cut-through technology? I've had many disputes on that one also.
Thx

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Tara, I have a question for you. What layer of the OSI layer does Telnet operate at? I've had many disputes about this question. Some say session, others say application. Me? I'd go with Session

I also have another question

What would be a faster device: An active hub, or a switch using the cut-through technology? I've had many disputes on that one also.
Thx

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hi,

1) telnet: application layer of course
2) cut-through is a switching technology!, hubs don't work using it!
so the question is bad

regards kros

Edited by - kros on Jun 10 2002 3:27:40 PM

Question:--Which devices operate at all seven layers of the OSI model? (Choose three.)
A. Bridge
B. Network management station
C. Transceiver
D. Network host
E. Switch
F. Web server
Please note:Any computer works at all seven layers to perform its function.

Question:-- Router# show ipx interface e0
Ethernet0 is up, line protocol is up
IPX address is 6F2C.0000.0c5d.b36e, NOVELL_ETHER [up] line-up, RIPPQ:0,SAPPQ: 0
Delay of this IPX network, in ticks is 1 throughput 0 link delay 0
IPXWAN processing not enabled on this interface.
IPX SAP update interval is 1 minute(s)
IPX type 20 propagation packet forwarding is disabled
Incoming access list is not set
Outgoing access list is not set
IPX helper access list is not set
SAP GNS processing enabled, delay 0 ms, output filter list is not set
SAP Input filter list is not set
SAP Output filter list is not set
SAP Router filter list is not set
Input filter list is not set
Output filter list is not set
Router filter list is not set
Netbios Input host access list is not set
Netbios Input bytes access list is not set
Netbios Output host access list is not set
Netbios Outpus bytes access list is not set
Updates each 60 seconds, aging multiple RIP: 3 SAP: 3
SAP interpacket delay is 55 ms, maximum size is 480 bytes
RIP interpacket delay is 55 ms, maximum size is 432 bytes
IPX accounting is disabled
IPX fast switching is configured (enabled)
RIP packets received 0, RIP packets sent 1
SAP packets received 0, SAP packets sent 1
What is the Layer 2 address as shown in the output of the show ipx interface e0 command?

A. 6F2C
B. 0000.0c
C. 5d.b35e
D. 0c5d.b363
E. 0000.0c5d.b363
F. 6F2C.0000.0c5d.b363

Please note:Ipx address are writen in order of Network number(6F2C)followed by the node number(0000.0c5d.b363),which is nothing but the MAC address or Layer 2 address of the host computer.

Thanks for your helpful information to get me prepared.

btw, I have come to know that I will need a username and password to get to your files...I have sent you an email requesting for it.
Would you mind sharing it with me? My email is

And to reply your question to my quote....well, if Yan can cook, so can me ;-), but not to that extend....though I love to eat and study at the same time...;-p

Thanks for all the help that you have over this forum. I find it very useful. Good Luck to my coming exams next week.

Cheers,
Martin

One more question ;-p
Does anyone know roughly, how many fill in the blank will the exam generate? Thanks

Cheers,
Martin

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Question:-- Given the network 197.141.28.0 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.240,identify the valid host addresses.(Choose three)

A. 197.141.28.33
B. 197.141.28.112
C. 197.141.28.119
D. 197.141.28.126
E. 197.141.28.175
F. 197.141.28.208
G. 197.141.28.255

Please note: 197.141.28.112 & 197.141.28.208 are subnet address, 197.141.28.175 & 197.141.28.255 are subnet broadcast address.

Members are requested to go through
Cisco's first year & second year CCNA Companion guide
to know more about the subject rather then collecting
question & answer.

Love

Tara's Help Desk.

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Tara I had the exact same question on the test. I did not know how to do it. Can you explain how you came to those answers? I am very poor in subnetting.

A. 197.141.28.33
B. 197.141.28.112
C. 197.141.28.119
D. 197.141.28.126
E. 197.141.28.175
F. 197.141.28.208
G. 197.141.28.255

Hi,

netmask is 255.255.255.240 and all IPs are class C
subnetting is done in 4th octet (look into netmask)

so translate 4th octet of every IP address into binary (because subnetting is done in it)

33 0010|0001
112 0111|0000
119 0111|0111
126 0111|1110
175 1010|1111
208 1101|0000
255 1111|1111

now you can see that valid ip addresses are
A. 197.141.28.33
C. 197.141.28.119
D. 197.141.28.126

and other ones are brodcast/subnet addresses

regards kros

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*Very Very Important Message For the would be CCNA takers*
Please register your exam through VUE not through Prometric to avoid all hassles of terminal hangging and misspelt shabby transcript!
It's for your good!!
Love
Tara

Edited by - Tara on May 31 2002 10:06:08 AM

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